Oxford English

The 'Oxford English Dictionary' cites an 1891 use of the term "bull market".

Oxford English provides all the materials needed to set children on the right track.

"Release them," Simon heard a voice say in distinctly Oxford English.

His Oxford English bore the least, musical hint of another accent.

"Excuse me, old man - signore, that is," the voice corrected itself in what sounded like Oxford English.

Protests about professionalization also came in the 1960s from the prominenti of Oxford English.

"Good morning, Lieutenant Bastable," he said in perfect Oxford English.

"English is being adapted as a working language, but it's not Oxford English," he said.

This man spoke in a pleasant Oxford English although his features showed him to be of oriental descent.

"It will be fun to hunt with these," she said to him in her precise, almost Oxford English.